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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-05-20

heart and sorrow will depart; your sins
will be forgiven and your foot will touch
the upward path; and the shining mes
sengers that report above what is done
here will tell it until the great arches Of
God resound with the glad tidings, if now.
with contrition and full trustfulness Of
soul, you will only 60 and tell Jesus.
But am oppressed, when 1 look over
this audience, at the prospect that some
may not take this counsel and 60 away I'M
blessed. can not help asking what will
be the destiny Of these peoplel 50 never
care whether it comes into the text or not (:
never leave my place on this platf orm
without telling them that now is the &C.
cepted time, and to some, perhaps, the last
time.
Xerxes looked OF ON his army. There
were two million men-perhaps the finest
army ever marshaled. Xerxes rode along
the lines, reviewed them, came back,
stood on some high point, looked OF upon
the two million men, and bu rst into tears.
At that moment, when every one supposed
he would be in the greatest exultation, he
broke down in grief. They asked him why
he wept.
"Ah," he said, II weep at the thought
that so soon all this host will be dead"
So stand looking OF upon this host Of
immortal men and women, and realize the
fact as perhaps NO man can, unless he
has been in similar position, that soon the
places which know you now will know you
no more, and you will be gone-whitherl
Whitherl There is stirring idea which
the poet put in very peculiar verse when
he said:
IT'S not for man to trine; life = Grief,
And sin 10 here;
Our age is but the falling Of . Leaf
A dropping tear.
Not many lives, but only one have We
One, only one!
How sacred should that one life ever be-
That narrow span.
EvERYDoDY would have enough 4 10
body had TOO much.-LNgwseR
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-05-20

Invitation which extend to you will not
always be extended.
King Alfred, before modern timepieces
were invented, used to divide the day into
three parts, eight hours each, and then
had three wax candles. By the time the
arst candle had burned to the socket
eight hours had gone, and
VIXEN the second candle had
burned to the socket another eight hours
had gone, and when all the three candles
were gone out then the day had passed.
Oh, that some of US, instead Of calculating
our days and nights and years by any
earthly timepiece, might calculate them
by the numbers Of opportunities and
mercies which are burning down and
burning out, never to be relighted, lest
at last we be amid the foolish virgins
who cried:
Our lamps have gone out
Again, commend the behavior of the
disciples to all who are tempted. have
heard men in mid life say they had never
been led into temptation. If you have not
felt temptation it 10 because you have not
tried to do right A man hoppled and
handcuffed, as long as he lies quietly,
does not test the power Of the oh ain; but
when he rises up, and with determination
resolves to snap the handcuR or break
the hopple, then he finds the power Of the
iron. And there are men who have been
for ten, and twenty, and thirty years
bound hand and foot by evil habits who
have never felt the power Of the chain,
because they have never tried to break it.
1t is very easy to 60 on down with the
stream and with the wind, lying on your
oars; but inst turn around and try to go
against the wind and the tide, and you
will ind it 10 different matter. As long
~ we 60 down the current Of our habit
We seem to get along quite smoothly; but
il after awhile we turn around and head
the other way. toward Christ, aud par.
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T1ocbeI.

A new edition Of "reminiscences Of
Friedrich Froebel, by Baroness yon Maren-
holz. Bulow," as translated by the late Mrs.
Horace Mann, will be welcomed by educa-
tors and students. In this work, published
by Lee aud Shepard, the great author and
teacher Of kindergarten methods in Edu-
cation is brought into close communion
with the reader, and his theories and his
manner OF iTparting them to others, are
strikingly set forth. One gains from this
volume q most complete idea Of Froebel.
in the details Of his personal and education
al career. Not the least valuable portion Of
the book is the appendix by Mrs. Emily
shirref President Of the Froebel Society
Of London, and author Of the "Kindergar-
ten principles of Froebel's System, "
etc. which consists Of a remarkable essay
on Froebels life and labors There has
been much demand for lhis book, and its
appearance in a new edition will be hailed
with enthusiasm.
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POETR u.
DECEMBER.


DEFENDERS come, and with her brought
A world in whitest marble wrought;
The trees and fence an all the posts
Stand motiOnleSs and white as ghosts
And all the paths we used TO know
Are hidden in the drifts of snow.
December brings the longest night,
And cheats the day of halfits light.
No bird-song breaks the perfect hush;
No meadow brook with liquid gush
Runs telling tales in bubbiv rhyme
OF liberty and summer time;
But, frozen in its icy cell,
Awaits the sun TO break the spell.
Breathe once upon the window glass,
And see the mimic mists that pass
Fantastic shapes that 90 and come,
Forever silvery and dumb.
December Santa Claus does bring
OF happy children. happy king.
Who with his sleigh and reindeer, stops
At all good peoples chimney tops.
Then let the holly red be hung,
And all the sweetest carols sung.
While we with JOY remember them
The iourneyers to Bethlehem,
Who followed trusting from aiar,
The guidance of that happy star
Which marked the spot where Christ was 0ori
Long years ago, one Christmas morn.
-Frglk DcmpScr Sherman.
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A TONGUE IN KNOI

| contracted malaria in The swamps o --ou-
isiana while working for the telegraph rompa,
ny. and rsed every kind of medicine could
hear of without relief ! at last succeeded IN
breaking the fever, but it cost me over $1,000,
and then my system was prostrated and satu-
rated with malarial poison and l became al
most helpless. finally came here, my mouth
so filed with sores that | could scarcely eat,
and my tongue raw and filled with little knots
Various remedies were resorted TO without ef-
feet. bought two bottles Of b. b. B. and II
has cured and strengthened me. All sores OF
my mouth are healed and my tongue entirely
clear OF knots and soreness, and | feel like a
new man. A. +. BgTrT0N.
Jackson. Tenn. April % 1856
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NO. IL.

the benefit of those who have sheep to
shear, in order that the price Of their wool
may be increased. They, of course, are not
reminded that the farmer who has no sheep
is by this scheme obliged, in his purchases
of clothing and wooden goods, TO pay
tribute to his fellow-farmer, as well as to
the manufacturer and merchant. Nor is
any mention made of the fact that the
sheep owners themselves must wear cloth
/ ing and other articles manufactured from
the wool they sell, at tariff prices. 1t may
/ be fairly assumed that large proportion of
the sheep owned by the farmers throughout
the country are found in small aocks, num-
bering from twenty-five to fifty, the duty on
the grade of imported wool which these
sheep yield is ten cents on each pound, if of
the value Of thirty cents or less, and y
cents if the value is more than thirty cents.
If the liberal estimate of six pounds be
allowed for each fleece, the duty thereon
would be sixty orseyeny-two or cents. Eigh-
teen dollars would thus represent the in
creased prices OF the wool from twenty-five
sheep, and at present values this addition
would amount to about one third of its
price. If upon its sale the farmer receives
this or less tariff profit, the wool leaves his
hands charged with precisely that sum
which in all its changes will adhere to it,
until it reaches the consumer manufactured
into cloth, its cost is not only increased TO
the extent of the farmers tariff profit, but
/ "A further sum has been added for the bene-
/ it of the manufacturer under the operation
of other tariff laws. I'm the meantime the
farmer finds it necessary topurchase wooden
clothes 20 clothe himself and family for the
winter. When he faces the tradesman he
discovers that he is obliged not only to re-
turn, in the way Of increased prices his
tariff profit on the wool he sold, but that he
must add considerable sum thereto to
meet q further increase in cost, caused by
tariff duty on the manufacture. When the
number OF farmers engaged in wool raising
is compared with all the farmers in the
country, and when IL must be conce-
ded that the increase of the cost Of liv-
ing, caused by such tariff, becomes bur
den upon the poor and unemployed, the
sick and well. and that il constitute a tax
which with relentless grasp, is fastened up
on the clothing of every man IN tie land,
the duty which we owe the people is to re-
| duce taxation 20 the necessary expenses Of
an economical operation of the government,
and 10 restore to the business Of the coun-
Try the money which we hold in the treasu-
ry through the pervorsion Of governmental
powers These things can lee done With
safety to our industries and without danger
to remunerative labor
am SO much impressed with the para
mount importance Of the subject to which
this communication has thus far been deyo-
d, that | shall iorcgo the addition of any
other topic, and only urge upon your inn
mediate consideration the state Of the Tn
ion. "a shown in the present condition Of
our treasury, and cur general fiscal situa-
ton, upon which every element Of our safe
~ and prosperity depends.
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HIGHEST PRICE PAID II CASH.
THE undersigned will pay top market price
/ in Cash for Wool delivered at the Jefferson
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WE have a big lot of fine and coarse Salt
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Esnrbel. STOP.

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